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A Delhi SIR mystery: 728 of 729 voters deleted in booth, poll official says their homes âunauthorisedâ (opens the original)
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In a booth in Bela Estate, all but one voter was struck off the draft roll. A polling officerâs account suggests the exclusions were linked to a ground that electoral law does not recognise. Before Delhi's Special Intensive Revision, one booth covering part of Bela Estate â a jhuggi-jhopri cluster on the Yamuna floodplains in Zone O â had 729 registered voters. When the draft roll was published in August, it retained just one name: a 99.8 percent deletion rate at this single booth. The boo
âHe couldâve been savedâ: Minorâs body found 3 days after he fell in Delhi drain chasing a kite (opens the original)
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A video of the boyâs father wading through the water was widely circulated earlier. Rescue personnel said the current was strong and the spot difficult to navigate due to vegetation and debris. A JCB excavator pulled Mithunâs body out of an open drain in Southeast Delhiâs Jasola village at around 1.15 pm on Tuesday. He was 15. He had slipped into that drain on Saturday morning, chasing a kite thread a few steps from his house. The body has now been shifted to AIIMS Delhi, police sources sa
â11-hour days, zero restâ: Delhiâs teachers say they are breaking under SIR duty (opens the original)
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EC says SIR work is confined to non-teaching hours. Teachers working as BLOs describe days stretching till midnight and impact on classrooms. âWe are not computers or robots that we will do BLO work after teaching hours too,â says Rajat*, a higher secondary teacher in Ambedkar Nagar, South Delhi. Rajat began work as a Booth Level Officer for the Special Intensive Revision of Delhiâs electoral rolls on June 30. His day now starts at 6 am and ends at midnight, sometimes 1 am â roughly 11 h
âThis is about the futureâ: At Parliament march, students who came without fear (opens the original)
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Students from across India came to Jantar Mantar carrying personal losses and one shared demand. They came from several states â students, some still in school, who had skipped classes or slipped away without telling their parents to be at Jantar Mantar on July 20. Many were teenagers. Some had lost a year to NEET preparation, some had watched siblings fall into depression after the exam, one had lost his brother to suicide. What brought them, and many like them, together at Jantar Mantar on M
âWith Wangchuk gone, cops thought hope would dieâ: The weekend that changed the CJP protest (opens the original)
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Newslaundry spoke to those who joined the CJP protest after Sonam Wangchukâs removal and found grievances stretching far beyond education. Thousands have turned up for the Cockroach Janta Partyâs march to Parliament on Monday, filling the road from Jantar Mantar to the Tolstoy MargâSansad Marg intersection. Police are trying to block the march with barricades and used batons after some protesters tried to push through. The size of the crowd marks a dramatic shift from just days earlier, be
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